TENNIS COURT CONSTRUCTION IN UTAH COUNTY

Yes — we build full-size tennis courts to the same premium standard as our pickleball courts. That includes site preparation, sub-base, concrete or asphalt base coordination, acrylic surfacing, net posts, and line striping. Whether it's a backyard court, an HOA amenity, or a club facility, we deliver a surface built to last.

Cost depends on whether you're doing a new build or resurfacing an existing court — new construction involves more scope than a resurface. Key factors include site conditions, surface system, fencing, and lighting. We provide free, detailed quotes for both new builds and resurfacing so you know exactly what's involved.

A regulation tennis court playing area is 78 feet long by 36 feet wide for doubles (27 feet for singles). Including run-off space, the total recommended area is about 60 ft × 120 ft. We lay out every court to official specifications and design the surrounding space for comfortable, safe play.

Yes — we can overlay pickleball lines on an existing tennis court, or fully convert a tennis court into dedicated pickleball courts. A standard tennis court fits up to four pickleball courts. If you want to keep both sports, we use contrasting line colors. See our tennis-to-pickleball conversion page for details on the options.

Most tennis courts benefit from resurfacing every 4–8 years, depending on usage, climate, and maintenance. Signs it's time include cracking, fading color, a rough or slippery surface, and standing water after rain. Regular cleaning and maintenance extends the interval between resurfacings and protects your investment.